
Unearthing Liangzhu: The Lost City Revealing China’s Ancient Civilization
Discover Liangzhu, the ancient city in the Yangtze River Delta, unveiling China’s 5,000-year-old civilization through monumental ruins and exquisite jade artifacts.
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Discover Liangzhu, the ancient city in the Yangtze River Delta, unveiling China’s 5,000-year-old civilization through monumental ruins and exquisite jade artifacts.

Explore the life of Qu Yuan, China’s first great poet, and discover how recent archaeological finds are unveiling the lost world of the Chu kingdom.

The new Suzhou Archaeological Museum in Jiangsu Province opens to the public, showcasing ancient treasures and engaging exhibits that captivate visitors.

A new documentary series, “The Legend of Silk Manuscripts,” brings China’s ancient silk manuscripts to life through the latest archaeological discoveries.

China and Vietnam are strengthening their cultural ties through joint efforts in cultural heritage protection, including archaeological excavations and restoration of ancient manuscripts.

International visitors from England and France share their unforgettable experience exploring Xi’an’s Terracotta Warriors, one of the world’s greatest archaeological discoveries.

Xi’an Airport has opened the world’s first in-house archaeological museum, letting travelers explore thousands of years of history while waiting for their flights.
An ancient Ming dynasty porcelain bowl with a rare date stamp from the first year of Emperor Zhengde’s reign has been recovered from the sea, offering new insights into the era.
Archaeologists have discovered sunken treasures along the Silk Road’s maritime routes, unveiling a rich history of trade and cultural exchange—a true message from the past for today’s youth.
Archaeologists reveal why ancient porcelain from shipwrecks still shines with vibrant colors, demonstrating how they preserve these historical treasures for future generations.